This may sound harsh, but no one likes being around someone who is always sad, always complaining, always has bad news or something negative to say. It can be incredibly exhausting.
@mukulaa I believe we've got to feed ourselves first. We need to do away with IMF's insistence on cutting subsidies to farmers, opening up our markets to subsidized imports from wealthy nations and a shift towards food crops and not cash crops for export like cocoa,coffee, flowers or tea
@Thee_mavERIC I wonder too. Looking back at newspapers from back in the days uko 70's 80s and 90s football clubs had mad sponsor backing. From Kenya breweries, Crown paint, Barclays, Bata bullets or state corporations like Posta, Kenya Prison, Railways etc
I think Kenya should ammend the Constitution and introduce midterm elections for MPs and Governors so that citizens can easily remove the ones who are corrupt and not working.
The year June 27th 2004 we travelled to Zambia 🇿🇲 to play in the 2005 World Cup qualifiers where wiped the floor against all the teams and we had not been paid allowances. Some KRFU officials were sat on the stands drinking fine whiskey 🥃 as we fought for our country.
Kenya allegedly spent $900 million more than it should have for a Chinese-built railway because of rampant corruption, fraud and graft https://t.co/m3ImGNT5lV
The conversation is getting tired. Stop wasting time drafting contracts and make 15s rugby as financially rewarding and commercially attractive as 7s.
Not everyone is playing purely for the love of the game, and there’s nothing wrong with that. If you love the game so much, build structures that make it sustainable for the people playing it. As things stand, rugby in Kenya is a foundational stepping stone to whatever path players eventually choose to take. We need to make it a destination, not just a stepping stone.
For a contract to have that much autonomy over a sportsman’s life is to dictate his destination. If you’re going to tie someone down and take away their freedom to choose their own path, then you have a responsibility to compensate them for the journey you’re demanding they take. You cannot demand someone’s future without investing in it.
It feels very nice to see good people winning elections. Watu roho safi tu who actually care about ordinary citizens. Bad people have been winning too much bwana. What a night for the Democratic Party in the US midterms. Blue wave, sindio?